Originally Posted by
rpenmanparker
Yeah, the specific answer is clear. I think the broader lesson is important too. Saddle height has to be kept up with on a constant basis. You can't just set it and forget it. Like you say, different shorts, and also shoes, new pedals, saddle aging or replacement, and I'm sure lots of other stuff all make a difference.
Awww, C'mon now.....are such little piddling differences really of any concern? Our eyes and mind might "see" a few millimeters difference, but I don't believe that our legs would notice, unless our normal position were at one of the extremes, to the point where just a hair's difference starts wrecking our pedaling mechanics- but if our normal positions were at such an extreme, we'd likely be having problems already/need to adapt a better fit to begin with, eh*?
[*= Why am I talking Canadian?]